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Reception at CU honors Adair artists Henrietta, Jeff Scott Campbellsville University will hold reception along with opening of exhibit from 6-7:30 By Adam Goodlett News from Campbellsville University Campbellsville University will host an art exhibit featuring numerous works of art by Adair Countians Jeffery and Henrietta Scott from November 16 to December 10, 2009, at the CU Art Gallery located at 205 Unversity Drive, Campbellsville, KY The gallery is open from 8am-5pmET/7am-4pmET. The exhibit is free and open to the public. The opening of the exhibit is scheduled from 6-7:30pmET, on Monday, November 16, 2009. Refreshments will be served and you can visit with Jeff and Henrietta. The Scotts have both been teaching for over 30 years. Henrietta Scott has been teaching art all throughout her teaching career, which began in the Adair County school system, where Jeffery Scott was a teacher and principal. After the Scotts concluded their teaching careers, they purchased a small country store that adjoined their property in Adair County. They remodeled the building and converted it into a very spacious art gallery. They named their studio "Highland Raku Studio" for the high ridges of Southern Kentucky. "Our artwork begins with a search for harmony or a form and decoration inspired by a strong interest in Art Nouveau and the American Art and Craft Movement. In addition, we have sought to synthesize a variety of approaches in working with stains and terra sigillatas with the Raku process," said the Scotts on behalf of their artwork. The Scotts work together on a variety of Raku firing pottery techniques, which essentially is wheel thrown vessels airbrushed with stains or glazes or hand painted with colored terra sigillatas, under glazes and Raku glazes. Henrietta Scott also does watercolor paintings that follow many of the same themes as the Raku pottery, including an emphasis on color and light as displayed in the natural environment. She gathers her inspiration to paint, draw and create art from the hills and valleys, flowing water, small branches, soaring trees and magnificent people. The Scotts have attended workshops in Raku at Arrowmont School for Crafts and the Appalachian School for Arts and Crafts. They are juried artists in the Sheltowee Artisan Guild, Kentucky Guild for Artists and Craftsmen and the Kentucky Crafted Program. Henrietta Scott is now an art instructor at Campbellsville University and Jefferey is an adjunct instructor at Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY. For more information about the Scotts or about their exhibit, contact Linda Cundiff at ljcundiff@campbellsville.edu or at (270)789-5268. Henrietta and Jeff Scott, Ceramics and Painting. Highland Raku Studio, 1719 Burkesville Road, Columbia, Kentucky 42728, Phone (270) 378-6421 This story was posted on 2009-11-16 08:39:46
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